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7.—(1) When the PRA gives permission under Part 4A of FSMA for a transformer vehicle to carry on regulated activities, the PRA must exercise its discretion under section 55F(4)(a) of FSMA to incorporate in the description of those regulated activities a limitation on the scope of the regulated activities which the transformer vehicle may carry on.
(2) The limitation on the scope of the regulated activities referred to in paragraph (1) must be determined by reference to some or all of the activities described in the application for Part 4A permission made by or on behalf of the transformer vehicle.
(3) Where—
(a)the PRA proposes to exercise its discretion under section 55F(4)(a) of FSMA pursuant to the duty imposed on the PRA by paragraph (1); and
(b)the person applying for Part 4A permission consents to the proposed exercise of that discretion,
the PRA need not give a warning notice relating to the proposed exercise of that discretion pursuant to section 55X(1)(a) of FSMA.
(4) Where—
(a)the PRA decides to exercise its discretion under section 55F(4)(a) of FSMA pursuant to the duty imposed on the PRA by paragraph (1); and
(b)the person applying for Part 4A permission consents to the exercise of that discretion,
the PRA need not give a decision notice relating to the exercise of that discretion pursuant to section 55X(4)(a) of FSMA.
(5) After the PRA has given permission under Part 4A of FSMA for a transformer vehicle to carry on regulated activities, the PRA may exercise its discretion under section 55I(1)(c) or 55J(3)(a) of FSMA to vary the limitation referred to in paragraph (1), provided the PRA maintains a limitation on the scope of the regulated activities which the transformer vehicle may carry on.
(6) A variation to the limitation referred to in paragraph (5) must ensure that the limitation is determined by reference to some or all of the activities which the transformer vehicle carries on or proposes to carry on.
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